Nations and nationalism

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  Año 2024, Vol. 30, Número 3

  • Issue Information - TOC

    págs. 377-379

    

  • Nationalism and the transformation of the state

    Lars Erik Cederman

    págs. 380-396

    

  • Nations and Nationalism 2024 Book Debate:: Robert Schertzer and Eric T. Woods, The New Nationalism in America and Beyond: The Deep Roots of Ethnic Nationalism in the Digital Age (2022). Oxford University Press

    Elliott Green

    págs. 397-398

    

  • Dark Durkheimianism:: What the ethno-symbolic approach misses

    Philip Gorski

    págs. 399-403

    

  • What we miss when we overlook the gendered aspects of nationalist mobilisation

    Cynthia Miller-Idriss

    págs. 404-409

    

  • A further involuntary contribution to naturalising nationalism

    Sophie Duchesne

    págs. 410-413

    

  • What is old is new again:: The deep roots of ethnic nationalism in the digital age

    Robert Schertzer, Eric Taylor Woods

    págs. 414-424

    

  • Dancing with the devil?: Emmanuel Macron, Marine Le Pen and the articulation of a new political divide in France

    Lise Esther Herman, Marta Lorimer

    págs. 425-440

    

  • Radicalization to the right, secular (ish) pandemic politics and the normalization of the Greek Cypriot far right

    Yiannos Katsourides, Leandros Savvides

    págs. 441-457

    

  • Supporting and rejecting the populist radical right:: Evidence from contemporary Chile

    Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser, Rocío Salas Lewin, Lisa Zanotti

    págs. 458-475

    

  • The new Spanish far-right movement:: Crisis, national priority and ultranationalist charity

    Francisco Jiménez Aguilar, Antonio Nicolás Álvarez Benavides

    págs. 476-492

    

  • Can institutions explain mass violence?: Amhara ‘settler’ discourse and Ethiopia's ethnic federalism

    Kaleb Demerew

    págs. 493-509

    

  • Ethics and the state:: Israel's nationality law and the revision of a revolution

    Eyal Chowers

    págs. 510-526

    

  • Everyday nationhood and religion in the context of migration:: The case of Lithuanian Catholics in Norway

    Eglė Kesylytė Allix

    págs. 527-542